InfoPath Dev

 There is another thread on this forum reporting a similar environment-dependant issue with the same error message: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/3856.aspx and an oh-so-helpful (not) Experts Exchange item as well http://www.experts-exchange.com/Software/Office_Productivity/Office_Suites/MS_Office/Q_23135195.html You might want to ...

 e.Source refers to the node of the section that contains the button.  If the button is in a repeating section, then e.Source is the repeating node, but if it is outside the repeating section, then e.Source will be a node outside the repeating data. As I already asked, how would you define "current row?"   I'm ...

Thanks,   on further investigation, in the programming section it states that it is C#(Infopath 2003 Compatyible)....Weird

I am new to infopath.                 Can't we use "e.source" if we are out side the repeating table. Is there any way to get the current row from the repeating table with out having the button with in the table. Because my requirement is like this. Any ...

Different object model, so you'd need to build it accordingly.  I don't know of any auto-converter, but you can ask Jimmy Rishe or any other dev on this site.  When you plan to build a 2003-based template, you need to first tell your form that before doing it.  You go to Tools > Form Options > Programming and set it to ...

Is there a way I can convert the code to make it compatible?

 If the button is not located in the repeating section, how do you intend for InfoPath to know what the "current" row is?  What do you consider to be the current row?

 Hi Jimmy,                  Thanks for your quick response. Here is my data source-myFields - queryFields - tns: Z_RFC_PR_CREATE_EX - : IT_PRITEMS - item(Repeating) PLANT COST_CENTER PURCHASING_GROUP ORDER ...

Right.

What I should have said was that I saved it as a 2003 template. I see, so the code will not translate..?? Thanks